Sencha Touch is a JavaScript library for building cross-device mobile web apps. It provides UI components, layouts, data binding, and touch event handling. The document discusses what Sencha Touch is, when it should be used, how to create a basic app, its architecture and components. It compares Sencha Touch to other frameworks, noting its strengths like fast development and cross-device support, and weaknesses like limited customization and steep learning curve.
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Revolution to Mobile Web App Development – SenchaTouch (Draft)Jyotirmaya Dehury
SenchaTouch is a JavaScript framework in MVC pattern to developed mobile browser based fast and responsive web application which works almost all the smartphone/tablets browsers. It also provides several out of the box features, which saves lots of time. In other words, you can say this is a rapid mobile web based application tool.
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3. • What is Sencha Touch and when should I use it?
• Creating your first app.
• Sencha Touch widgets.
• Application architecture.
• Comparing Sencha Touch with other frameworks.
Agenda
4. What is Sencha Touch?
Sencha Touch is…
• UI components library (widgets)
• Layouts and navigation (SPAs)
• UI data chart presentation
• Handles UI Touch events
• Library of javascript global functions
• MVC architecture
• …
5. Should I use it?
The good
• Fast UI development
• Cross device
optimization
• Maturity of the
framework
• Integrated build scripts
for production
distribution
• Data management
JSON->Model Obj
• Graphing (SVG)
• Large developer
community
The bad
• Hard to customize UI
components,
transitions and
interaction
• Debugging errors in
the UI
• Some errors in the
documentation
between different
version
• Hard to extend
widgets functionality
The ugly
• Poor theming options
• Limited number of
components
• Old fashioned
transitions and UI
design
• Sharp learning curve
for designers
8. • Download Sencha Touch
• Download and install the Sencha CMD
• Download and install Ruby (Sencha UI uses SASS)
• Download and install the JDK (Sencha CMD use it)
• Verify the installation by typing in the terminal:
$sencha $ruby --version $java -version
Preparing the ingredients
9. • Execute from the unzipped Sencha files you’ve
downloaded: $sencha generate app [AppName]
[path/to/app]
• For watching the default project you’ve just created
you can start sencha server by typing: $sencha
web start
• You can generate distribution builds by typing:
$sencha app build -e production
Creating your first app
